This evening Mr. Povy was with me at my office, and tells me that my Lord Sandwich is this day so ill that he is much afeard of him, which puts me to great pain, not more for my own sake than for his poor family's.
At last got home and to bed presently, and had a very bad night of it, in great pain in my stomach, and in great fever.
Ye be well found, said Sir Bors, for certes you have put us out of great pain, wherein we should have entered ne had your tidings been.
Alas, madam, the good love that I have loved you, and many lands and riches have I forsaken for your love, and now ye are a traitress to me, the which doth me great pain.
Then Sir Tristram had so great pity upon that one knight that endured so great pain, and ever he thought it should be Sir Palamides by his shield.
This evening Mr. Povy tells me that my Lord Sandwich is this day so ill that he is much afraid of him, which puts me to great pain, not more for my own sake than for his poor family's.
At home, to the office, where late spending all the evening upon entering in long hand our late passages with Carcasse for memory sake, and so home in great pain in my back by the uneasiness of Sir W.
So at night to supper in great pain, and to bed, where lay in great pain, not able to turn myself all night.
This day Mr. Sheply is come to town and to see me, and he tells me my father is very well only for his pain, so that he is not able to stir; but is in great pain.
My wife having lately a great pain in her ear, for which this night she begins to take physique, and I have got cold and so have a great deal of my old pain.
Pen after office I went to see, but he continues in great pain of the gout and in bed, cannot stir hand nor foot but with great pain.
I ingreat pain by a simple compressing of my cods to-day by putting one leg over another as I have formerly done, which made me hasten home, and after a little at the office in great disorder home to bed.
From the commencement of the inflammatory attack the patient feels great pain in the organ and in the forehead, and there is great intolerance of light.
Illustration] The formation of matter is preceded by great pain, and frequent startings of the limb during sleep, accompanied with fever, and other symptoms of severe constitutional disturbance.
He was looking very pale, and apparently was in great pain.
She put her hand to her side, as if in great pain, and for some seconds could not speak.
She said that she was in great pain, from severe contusion, and possible dislocation of the knee joint, and that she had also sustained some internal injuries.
Illustration: "She soon discovered Mrs. Potter lying by the road-side, groaning and in great pain.
Gaetano-Nocito, cited by Philipeaux, has the history of a taken with a great pain in the right hypochondrium, and from which issued subsequently fetal bones and a mass of macerated embryo.
He showed no signs of hemoptysis, and although in great pain, was able to give commands after reception of the wound.
Palfrey speaks of a woman, pregnant at term, who fell into a sleep about eleven o'clock, and dreamed that she was in great pain and in labor, and that sometime after a fine child was crawling over the bed.
The physician started home for his forceps, but during the interval, while walking about in great pain, the man was relieved by the stone bursting through the perineum, falling to the floor, and breaking in two.
Over these they lapped thinner ones, which gave us great pain.
While in the cave I had held my leg in one position, and consequently, felt no great pain, but it returned as soon as I began to walk, and soon became almost intolerable.
He then instantly placed his thumb on the tender spot inside the knee, causing me great pain.
Mr. Hutton at once placed his thumb on a point over the lower edge of the inner condyle of the femur, and the patient shrank from the pressure and complained of great pain.
An imposthume arose from time to time between the nose and the eye, which gave me great pain till it was lanced.
When I began to recover, an abscess fell upon my breast, which was forced to be laid open in two places, which gave me great pain.
I was in great pain of mind for my daughter, who visibly lost weight.
Ultra-violet ray burns may not show any effects at first, but develop symptoms in about six hours, sometimes accompanied by great pain.
If there is great pain, opiates may be necessary, but here, as in other surgical indications for anodynes, a minimum amount should only be given.
On the other hand a malignant tumor is one which takes on a rapid growth with a tendency to infiltrate or adhere to surrounding tissues; recurs when removed, and is accompanied by great pain and a rapid loss of weight and strength.
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